内容摘要：Before Brexit, British prime ministers would travel to Brussels four times a year or more for summits with the heads of the EU's institutions and its 27 member states. The haggling would go on late into the night. After Brexit those large summits stopped.

Before Brexit, British prime ministers would travel to Brussels four times a year or more for summits with the heads of the EU's institutions and its 27 member states. The haggling would go on late into the night. After Brexit those large summits stopped.

Ms Sankey admitted it was "unacceptable" that the city's housing stock had got into such a poor state, but that historic tower blocks built in the 1950s and 1960s were posing a challenge to meet current regulations.She said the council was "absolutely committed to being the best possible social housing landlord we can be" and was investing millions in remediation work and considering complete redevelopment and refurbishment in some cases.

She said: "There's a whole series of measure now that we are undertaking to ensure that we improve safety, that we get on top of repairs."When things go this badly wrong, I think it's really important to get to the root cause of why it's gone wrong and ensure that it can't happen again in the future."After Brighton's i360 viewing tower went into administration, the council agreed to write off £51m of debt to facilitate the attraction being

Ms Sankey said it was "the best thing to do in a really difficult set of circumstances", because the attraction was "destined to fail" under the old model."Business rates can now come back to the council, ensuring people are going to that area of the seafront for the other traders there and the poor staff that lost their jobs when the i360 went bust, many of them have now been reemployed."

She said the council had not granted a 75% discount in business rates requested by the new owners and had negotiated a 1% share of revenue from ticket sales to be shared with the council.

on Brighton seafront in July 2023, the council has spent £1.2m on safety and demolition work at the site."These people are in the same position as me so I know I can be myself around them," she says.

She also feels able to now give advice to others struggling to get along with mainstream school, namely: "It's not the end, there is something out there you can do."looked as if they were going to drop to sixth before Marc Cucurella's 71st-minute header earned a 1-0 win over Manchester United.

who would have had their fate in their hands had Cucurella not scored, beat Tottenham 2-0.Unai Emery's side are up to fifth, but sixth-placed Manchester City, one point below them, play Bournemouth on Tuesday (20:00 BST) in their game in hand.